It is very touching that David and Jennifer Stockman have chosen to endow the position of Chief Curator, which signals a willingness to champion the kind of conceptual risk-taking for which we are best known".
We break the potential toxicities into three conceptual categories of risk: First, risks related to the delivery procedure used to administer the vector.
As a 1994 NRC report noted "Several commenters have concluded that the conceptual separation of risk assessment and risk has resulted in procedural separation to the detriment of the process".
For these approaches and theories a probability-based risk definition cannot in general serve as a conceptual framework for risk assessments.
The conceptual framework of risk environment developed by Rhodes and colleagues [6], [25], [26] encourages a focus on interactions between risk factors exogenous to the individual, and posits that physical, social, economic, and political environments interact with microenvironmental and macroenvironmental factors to confer risk or protection for HIV infection.
The program emphasis is placed on conceptual thinking, creativity, risk taking, and aesthetics.
Exceptions in safety critical systems must be addressed during conceptual design and risk analysis.
The trouble with concept albums is that they can be a bit, well, conceptual: they can risk sacrificing musical coherence to high-art pretension.
Patti LuPone's Carnegie Hall concert on Thursday evening culminated in a nervy conceptual coup that risked being embarrassing but ended up being the kind of triumph that should be fondly remembered by the audience for years to come.
He may be dubbed the world's first prominent "actuarial philosopher," though the term seems an oxymoron given that philosophy is an arena for conceptual arguments, and risk assessment is a data-driven statistical exercise.
Gerontologists may wish to include religious participation in their conceptual framework outlining risk factors for functional decline.
